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The MISTAKE Obamanation is making, by prematurely anointing Obama, and his recent strategy of “ignoring Clinton, and looking to the GE/McCain”, is that it has given everyone a WINDOW into what a Obama/McCain matchup would look like.

For example, when Obama tried to hit out at McCain over the GI BILL, and McCain “creamed” him on the issue.

The point is — the cat is already out of the bag — any talk about how Obama will “miraculously” change after the Nomination is completely false. He’s LOSING RIGHT NOW as the Presumptive Nominee.

I know it, you know it, Real Dems know it and you can bet your ass that the Republicans know it!

THE WHOLE WORLD PREFER OBAMA

GOOD LET HIM GO RUN FOR PRESIDENT OF THE WORLD

just please somewhere else

we can’t stand this much “unity”

Here’s a shocker - John McCain is popular in Arizona! John Ensign is popular in Nevada! How can this be?

You’re a bit thick, aren’t you dear?

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Bloody hell, Obama’s ignorance is fricken dangerous.
We just cannot afford this nonsense right now. He’s a disaster waiting to happen. C’mon superdelegates, get your sh&t together!

What the FARC was Obama talking about?

(Obama is a one man gaffe machine.)

http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalpunch/2008/05/what-the-farc-w.html

The media has lost its mind and they are in the tank for Obama.

Obama’s media control is dangerous and it would grow like a monster if he got to the White House.

Imagine. No one saying anything negative about Obama. Ever–the media would continue to protect and promote him, and keep his secrets, and not tell about what he is doing…

not good.

That is, indeed, what it came down to. And I soooooooo am sick and tired of spending taxpayer money tracking down evil criminals who have sex.

Enuf already. If their wives dump them, that should be the consequence.

Not gazillions of taxpayer dollars, for God’s sake. (pun intended)

sadly, i think the supers know it. they just don’t care. between the money and the threats, they’re afraid to do what they know they should do.

voters, however, are not afraid and cannot be bought (unless soros et al buy diebold, etc., and hack the votes to the produce the counts they want - which i wouldn’t put past them or their puppet, obambi). so unless they pull an outright vote theft, obambi will never be president - thank heavens!

hillary or mccain. no other option.

I look forward to your finished product as the info you post here is well reason and presented.

and obama, as well as hillary, will lose montana to mccain. see electoral-vote.com for current polling info. montana will stay red, like all the other red states obama “won.”

obamaloons don’t know shit about general elections.

hillary or mccain. no other option.

see also related demographic charts…

Why? Because their fair-haired boy Obama would not fair so well in this election if the masses knew this truth.

Here are the 2008 Democratic Preference Election Results broken down by the two voting systems used, ie, primary and caucus:

35 Primaries w/FL
Total Votes: 33,825,816
Net Votes: Clinton + 36,934
Net Delegates: Clinton + 62

13 Caucuses + TX
Total Votes: 1,057,137
Net Votes: Obama + 299,768
Net Delegates: Obama + 193

Note: “Net Delegates” includes Pledged and Super delegates. Data is as of May 23, 2008

YES! That’s right voters! The figures are correct.

The Caucus voting system is so flawed, I undertook the research to see how it impacted the election results.

Integrating primary and caucus results completely distorts the total picture of who the voters have truly chosen as their preference for the 2008 Democratic Nominee.

Look again:

35 Primaries with 33.8 million voters [96.8%] have Clinton leading in both votes and delegates (Excluding MI).

Caucuses with 1.1 million voters [3.2%] gave Obama 300,000 more votes and 193 more delegates.

More detail:

Primary Pledged Delegates:
Obama: 1325
Clinton: 1324
Diff: 1

Caucus Pledged Delegates:
Obama: 321
Clinton: 173
Diff: 148

See where Obama got most of his delegate “lead”? Ouch!

Combine this with these facts to discern who the strongest Dem candidate really is:

21 of Obama’s 29 states won are either Red states or caucus states.

In the 47 total election contests held so far during 2008 (Excl. FL & MI), 10 states have not voted Democratic since 1964 and another 5 states since 1976. Obama has won 12 of those elections, Clinton has won 3. So, 80% of the deepest RED states are in Obama’s “won” column.

Obama won 12 of the 13 caucus states. The average Democratic voter turnout in those 13 Caucus states was 4.5% of eligible voters. Compare that with the average 19.92% Dem voter turnout in the Primary election states.

The caucus states have cast only 1 of every 34 votes in this election cycle.

One-half the caucus states have NOT voted Democratic since 1964. And these states gave Bush an average 31.6 point margin of victory over Kerry in 2004.

In fact, 70% of caucus states voted for Bush in 2004.

8 out of the 13 caucus states had only 8,700 to 43,900 voters each in this 2008 Dem election.

The 12 Obama-won caucus states have a combined 69 electoral votes, 21.5 million eligible voters and only cast 944,000 of the total votes in this 2008 election. Yet, these states gave Obama a net 138 pledged delegates.

Also consider this: Obama’s 138 pledged delegates derived from the 12 caucus states he won is only 18 less than Clinton’s 156 pledged delegates won from all of these hard-fought, primary states: California, Texas, Pennsylvania, Ohio, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Indiana, Tennessee, Arizona, Oklahoma, Arkansas, New Mexico, West Virginia, New Hampshire and Rhode Island.

These Clinton-won states have a combined 220 electoral votes, 87.2 million eligible voters and cast a total of 18,400,000 votes in these primaries.

Indeed, 42% of Obama’s wins are caucus states, 95% of Clinton’s wins are primary states.

Want to see something even more telling?

Electoral Votes (EV)

Obama
Red States: 115
Blue States: 66
Purple States: 43
Total EV: 224

Clinton
Red States: 81
Blue States: 117
Purple States: 110
Total EV: 308

Eligible Voters

Obama
Red: 41,443,965
Blue: 23,224,674
Purple: 16,146,203
Total: 80,814,842

Clinton
Red: 33,992,368
Blue: 45,392,040
Purple: 45,407,021
Total: 124,791,429

Clinton has won states with 308 Electoral Votes - 38 more than the 270 needed to win the Presidency.

Obama will finish out this election cycle with at most 230 Electoral Votes - 40 less that the 270 needed to win the General Election. Where’s he going to pick up those 40 needed EV to win in November? Likely it won’t be Ohio, PA, Florida or West Virginia.

Think about something: Obama is a constitutional law and voting rights professional. He knows the election system inside-out.

How do you take down an odds-on favorite like Hillary?

In strategically dominating the historically low turnout caucuses – the weakest link in the Democratic Preference Elections – Obama secured a vote-lead margin of 299,768 [based on just 1.1 million votes] and a pledged delegate lead of 148 which is 97% of the pledged delegates separating the two candidates.

Without MI & FL, the caucuses control 15.5% of the TOTAL delegates who will attend the 2008 DNC Convention in Denver. This means that 1 out of every 34 votes will control 1 of every 6.5 delegates … and these delegates will vote 2-to-1 pro-Obama, giving the caucuses grossly disproportionate power to select the next Democratic nominee.

Obama knew the weakest link and exploited it for his own purposes.

Smart strategy, but should we be so blind as to fall for it? More states won? More delegates? How do his states-won stack up again Hillary’s state-won? Which are more important in winning the General Election?

Make no mistake about this fact:

Based on 33.8 million votes in the open, inclusive Primary system of voting, Clinton IS the winner and the choice of the people - the voters!

The media and pundits just won’t tell that “Inconvenient Truth”.
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Note: I’ll be publishing my full research on the Primary versus the Caucus system hopefully by Monday, 26th. It has taken over two months to research and document so as to be irrefutable. When I do, I’ll post a link on this website.

Hopefully, all of you who can spread the word will. The Supers need to see this truth before it’s too late and we lose the Democratic party as we know it and the General Election in November.

Thank you. Peniel